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Etymology | English |
Daciano |
Name of ethnic origin, from the Greek "Dakoi"; inhabitant of Dacia. | N/A |
Dacio |
Ethnic name derived from the Greek, like Daciano; inhabitant of Dacia. | N/A |
Dada |
Derived from the Greek; ingenious. | N/A |
Dafrosa |
Name of Syrian origin; belt adorned with roses. | N/A |
Dagoberto |
From the ancient Saxon; shining, bright light. | N/A |
Dalila |
From the Hebrew "Delilah"; poor, indigent. In the Old Testament, Delilah seduced Samson, cut his hair and handed him over to the Philistines. | Delilah |
Dalmazio |
Latin name of ethnic origin, "Dalmàtius"; from Dalmatia. | N/A |
Dalmazzo |
From the Latin "Dalmàtius"; from Dalmatia. | N/A |
Damaso |
Name of Spanish origin, derived from the Greek "Dàmasos"; he who know how to tame, domesticate. | N/A |
Damiano |
Name of Greek origin "Damianòs", descendant of Dàmia. Also from "Dàmios"; tamer, domesticator. | N/A |
Daniele |
From the Hebrew "Dani'èl"; divine judge, chosen by God. | N/A |
Danilo |
Slavic variation of Daniel, from the Hebrew; divine judge. | N/A |
Danio |
From the Hebrew "Dan"; judge, arbiter. | N/A |
Dante |
Masculine name, shortened from "Durante", from the Latin "Durans"; long lasting. | N/A |
Daria |
Feminine form of Dario, from the Persian; possesses goodness. | N/A |
Dario |
Derived from the Persian "Darayavaush", from the Greek "Daréios"; possesses goodness. | N/A |
Dasio |
From the Greek "Dasys"; velvety. | N/A |
Dassio |
Variation of Dasio, from the Greek "Dasys"; velvety. | N/A |
Dativo |
From the Latin "Dativus"; donation, gift. | N/A |
Dato |
From the Latin; donation, gift. | N/A |
Davanzato |
Ancient medieval name; comes in second, or comes after. | N/A |
Davide |
From the Hebrew "Diwidh"; chosen, loved. | N/A |
Davino |
Variation of the name David, with the same meaning. | N/A |
Dazio |
From the Latin "Datio"; payment. | N/A |
Debora |
From the Hebrew "Deboràh"; bee, loquacious. | N/A |
Decio |
Derived from the Latin "Decius"; tenth. | N/A |
Decoroso |
Derived from the Latin "Decorum"; dignified. | N/A |
Defendente |
From the Latin; defender. | N/A |
Degna |
From the Latin "Dignus"; esteemed, excellent. | N/A |
Deianira |
Derived, like Deiamira, from the Greek; she who lights the flame of passion in men. | N/A |
Deicola |
From the Latin; he who adores the real God. | N/A |
Delfina |
Derived from the Latin "Delphinus"; dolphin, animal sacred to Apollo. | N/A |
Delfino |
Derived from the Latin "Delphinus"; dolphin, animal sacred to Apollo. | N/A |
Delinda |
From the Latin; anointed, consecrated. | N/A |
Demetria |
Feminine name derived from the Greek "Demetra"; devoted to Cerere. | N/A |
Demetriade |
Variation of Demetria with the same meaning. | N/A |
Demetrio |
Derived from the Greek "Demétrios"; devoted to Demetra aka Cerere. | N/A |
Demiro |
From the Latin; wonderful. | N/A |
Democrito |
Derived from the Greek "Demòkritos"; judge of the people. | N/A |
Demostene |
From the Greek; strength of the people. | N/A |
Deodata |
Feminine form of Deodato with the same meaning. | N/A |
Deodato |
Shortened form of Adeodato, derived from the Latin "Adeddatus"; donated, gift from God. | N/A |
Deograzia |
Derived from the Latin "Deogratias"; grace of God, thanks to God. | N/A |
Derbilia |
Name of ethnic origin; from Derbe, city in Licaonia. | N/A |
Desiderato |
From the Latin; desired. | N/A |
Desiderio |
From the Latin noun "desiderium"; desire, wish. | N/A |
Deusdedito |
From ancient Medieval times; devoted to God. | N/A |
Devota |
From the Latin; devoted. | N/A |
Diacono |
Derived from the Greek "Diakonos"; servant of God. | N/A |
Diamante |
Derived from the Greek; untameable. | N/A |
Diana |
Derived from the Sanskrit "Divyan, in Greek "Dîos", in Latin "Dius"; divine, celestial, luminous. | N/A |
Didaco |
Derived from the Greek "Dìdacmos", latinized as "Dìdacus"; learned, intellectual. | N/A |
Didimo |
Derived from the Greek "Didymos"; double, twin. | N/A |
Didio |
From the Latin; belongs to God. | N/A |
Diego |
Typically Spanish name, variant of "Didaco, from the Greek "Dìdachos"; learned. | N/A |
Dimpna |
From the Celtic; who brings love. | N/A |
Diocle |
Name of ethnic origin; from Dioclea, locality of Montenegro. | N/A |
Dioclezio |
Derived from the name Diocle, from the city of Dioclea. | N/A |
Diodata |
Feminine form of Deodato, from Adeodato; girt to God. | N/A |
Diodato |
From the Latin "Adeodato"; donation or given to God. | N/A |
Diodoro |
From the Greek "Diodorôs"; gift to God. | N/A |
Diogene |
Derived from the Greek "Diogènòs"; son of God. | N/A |
Diomede |
Derived from the Greek "Diomòdes"; entrusted in the care of God. | N/A |
Diomma |
From the Celtic; prophet of the divinity. | N/A |
Dione |
Derived from the Greek "Diônò"; originated from God. | N/A |
Dionigi |
Derived from the Greek "Dionysos"; from Dioniso, name alos given to Bacchus. | N/A |
Dionisia |
Feminine variation of Dionisio; consecrated to Dionisio. | N/A |
Dionisio |
From the Latin "Dionysius", derived from the Greek "Dionysos"; consecrated to Dioniso. | N/A |
Dioscoride |
From the Greek, like the name Dioscoro; young mane donated to God. | N/A |
Dioscoro |
From the Greek; young mane donated to God. | N/A |
Disma |
This name of unknown etymology, according to tradition, was the name of the good thief crucified on the right of Jesus. | N/A |
Divo |
Ancient Latin name, derived from "divus"; divine. | N/A |
Doda |
Celtice name, derived from the Greek "Doodeka"; twelve. | N/A |
Dolcelino |
Name of provincial origin; make a sweet sound. | N/A |
Dolina |
From the Celtic "dolynn"; circled. | N/A |
Dolores |
Name of Iberian origin, made its way into Sicily and Sardinia while Italy was under Spanish rule. It corresponds to Addolorata. | N/A |
Domenica |
Feminine form of "Domìnicus"; consecrated to the Lord,or God. | N/A |
Domenico |
From the Latin "Dominicus"; consecrated to the Lord. | N/A |
Domezio |
From the Latin "Domitius"; belonging to the house. | N/A |
Dominatore |
From the Latin; he who leads, dominates. | N/A |
Domingo |
Iberian form of "Dominicus"; consecrated to the Lord. | N/A |
Domitilla |
Name given to the Roman Domizia gens, derived from "domus"; abode, residence. | N/A |
Domiziano |
Derived from the name Domitianus, extracted from the Domizia gens with the same meaning of Domitilla. | N/A |
Domizio |
From the Latin , like the name Domezio; belonging to the house. Name usually given to servants. | N/A |
Domneone |
Derived from the Latin; lord. Found also as Domnione. | N/A |
Domnione |
Derived from the Latin; lord. Found also as Domneone. | N/A |
Donata |
Feminine form of the name Donato; donated to the Lord | N/A |
Donatilla |
Diminutive and feminine form of the name Donato; donated to the Lord | N/A |
Donato |
From the Latin "Donatus"; donated to the Lord. | N/A |
Donaziano |
Derived from Donato; donated to the Lord. | N/A |
Donna |
From the Latin Domina; lady. | N/A |
Donnina |
Diminutive of "Donna"; young lady. | N/A |
Donnino |
From the Latin "Dôminus"; young man. | N/A |
Donnione |
Derived from the Latin; great lord. | N/A |
Donno |
From the Latin "Dômnus" derived from "Dòminus"; lord. | N/A |
Donnolo |
Diminutive of "Donno"; young lord. | N/A |
Donvina |
Derived from the Celtic; crowned lady. | N/A |
Dora |
Derived from the Greek "Dòron"; donation, gift. | N/A |
Doralice |
From the Latin "Doralìce", derived from the Greed words "Dòron" and "Lykè"; gift of the dawn. | N/A |
Doro |
Derived from the Greek "Dòron"; donation, gift. | N/A |
Dorotea |
Feminine form of Doroteo, teoforic name, derived from the Greek "Dòrothèos"; gift of God. | N/A |
Doroteo |
Teoforic name, derived from the Greek "Dòrothèos"; gift of God. | N/A |
Drogone |
Derived fromthe Celtic "Dreux", name of a tribe established in ancient Gaul whose capital was Durocassi. | N/A |
Drottoveo |
From the Celtic; he who lives in wooded places. | N/A |
Druina |
Truncated form of Madruyna, with the same meaning; of the water. | N/A |
Drusilla |
Feminine form of "Druso" with the same meaning; belonging to the Drusi, people of Asia Minor. | N/A |
Druso |
Name of ethnic origin; belonging to the Drusi, people of Asia Minor. | N/A |
Dubrizio |
From the Celtic; of high stature, tall. | N/A |
Duilio |
From the Latin "Duilius", derived from the word "duellum"; duel. | N/A |
Dula |
Derived from the Gaelic; twin. | N/A |
Dulia |
Truncated form of "Obdulia" with the same meaning; obstinant, stubborn. | N/A |
Dunstano |
Name of ethnic origin; from Dunston, locality in the county of Durham in England. Found also as Duns. | N/A |
Durante |
Derived from the Celtic "Durum"; strong, brave. | N/A |